Sentence examples for heredity to from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 10 October 2016 to attribute information about Little's heredity to his biographer, Arnold Stead.

While surveying literature on the subject, de Vries discovered the Austrian monk's paper of 1866 on the breeding of garden peas, and he was careful to attribute the original discovery of the laws of heredity to Mendel in his subsequent publications.

It may seem odd for the author of a book on human genetics and heredity to thank his travel agent in the acknowledgments, but in the case of this hybrid work of science and cross-country reportage it's a fitting gesture.

In the following years Zola continued his career in journalism while publishing two novels: Thérèse Raquin (1867), a grisly tale of murder and its aftermath that is still widely read, and Madeleine Férat (1868), a rather unsuccessful attempt at applying the principles of heredity to the novel.

But the contribution of heredity to the causation of sporadic malignancies, like cervical cancer is unclear.

He writes that "the Torah is not like the crown of the monarchy or the crown of priesthood, which were awarded by heredity to the descendants of David and Aaron, respectively.

There was a general assumption that the key to heredity had to be proteinaceous because proteins were very variable, while DNA seemed to be a uniform substance composed of just four bases.

There has long been debate about whether the qualities of mind, personality, and intelligence can be attributed to heredity or to upbringing this is the nature and nurture controversy.

The explanation for the increase in kappa values with increasing training sample size for variation (but not heredity) appears to be related to the diversity and frequency of linguistic expressions that students used to represent these biological concepts.

While at the Rockefeller Institute, Sager began to question the traditional belief that all the genes governing heredity were to be found arranged linearly on the chromosomes of cell nuclei.

Brutality and heredity seem to have been recurring themes in Kurzel's work.